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TenementFunster posted:say nothing is the best earnest poster in this thread and snatch duster is the best overall poster I think the weird guy who exclusively responds to those 2 is probably up there.
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Even better there's a female Templar character in the game who has a whole bunch of assassiney animations.
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This guy got too many upvotes on Reddit so he shouldn't be allowed to beat me.
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rodbeard posted:I only saw one episode of that terrible cosplay reality show Syfy had, and one of the contestants they followed on the show actually did have a hollywood special effects person build part of the costume. Most of the cast of that show don't enter competitions or anything though.
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Fury Road probably could also have done that stuff in CGI and nobody would have noticed.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:Uh yeah, some folks would have. Because cgi cars are visibly different from real ones. Condolences for your malfunctioning eyes. Fury Road already has plenty of computer inserted cars.
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CzarChasm posted:What I was really thinking was a monetized booth that had a chromakey background that you could change to whatever someone wanted (copyrights excluded) so forest glen, to city rooftop, to medieval castle, to clouds in the sky. Either photo realistic or cartoony or comic book style. Have a little prop stool or box to sit/stand/lay on to simulate flying/hovering. Send people a digital copy for a couple of bucks or send them with a good quality printout for a few bucks more. I went to 2 cons this year and both had setups just like that. They were on the show floor like any other vendor, so I assume they just signed up and bought their space. Aphrodite has a new favorite as of 02:39 on Sep 19, 2017 |
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CzarChasm posted:I think I've seen enough Jack cosplay to ask - Do they make official pre-tattooed body suits/sleeves, or is everyone customizing sleeves? If the second, how? Sharpie? Some have done makeup on skin (presumably for controlled photo shoots and not for walking around a convention), some stencil and airbrush, some hand tracing, I'm sure by now there have been printed suits since that became such a big thing.
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Oct 4, 2017 17:51
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And sometimes the costume's only ever going to be worn in a studio and being able to move in it isn't that important.
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Oct 8, 2017 05:47
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Everybody knew that guy was going to win for like months now. That costume is crazy.
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Nov 4, 2017 20:09
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She's a 4 year old computer generated image. She only looks 16.
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Nov 16, 2017 14:49
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One of them does the Patreon "boudoir" thing but otherwise all clear.
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I already forgot.
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The difference is just 2 ridges on each shoulder?
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Samus being 6’3 and 200 pounds was always a mistake, that was meant to be when she’s armored up. It’s a Japanese game that rewards you for beating it fast by putting her in her underwear, should have been obvious in hindsight.
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Yeah, Super Metroid’s American promo material and guide and stuff were all made with that mistake. Nintendo Japan told them 6’3/200 out of the suit so they made art appropriate to that, but it’s meant to be in the suit. As is often the case, the mistake is better.
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That's real commitment.
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This is pretty drat impressive. https://twitter.com/zibartas/status/1011552029569937410
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Jedit posted:Good cosplayers do lean into their body type, yes. You left out the one where it’s all boobs.
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Poops Mcgoots posted:
How small is this book that it can only fit 9 words a line?
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Cleretic posted:It's just nerds being horny that's kinda ruining that. The original Bowsette design with a shoulderless dress was good, because it actually does fit with Bowser and isn't really 'skimpy' so much as 'slightly more revealing than Peach's usual'. The one that's basically just lingerie sucks. Leotard Bowsette may be based on Olympics Peach. That Peach design is popular because nerds are horny.
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I have a friend who is a somewhat well known cosplayer now and has done projects with Jessica Nigri before, and she has nothing but nice things to say about her (and her boyfriend, since the internet likes to say poo poo about him just as much as her.)
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Daredevil never wears the ropes with the red lined shirt 2/10
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Zendaya’s not even Mary Jane Watson so it’s extra stupid. She’s a whole new character with the same initials.
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Azhais posted:That last one has some weird perspective going on or something, kinda weird in some way I can't put my finger on They each have one foot on a step, or something roughly that height.
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Every time I've seen someone in a giant costume like that at a con they usually spend the whole time standing in the corner of an atrium.
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Jamesman posted:
Oh I read her company name there as WeNever until the bottom part.
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Mar 23, 2019 19:47
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Well he couldn't leave it on a chair or something, it might get stolen.
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The actual convention itself is small and not very significant. You've probably never even heard of the guests. Nobody buys a ticket and they just do cosplay stuff in the waterpark and fields nearby. Or did until this year. They did a new hotel lottery thing and that mostly killed their whole scene.
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People have been trying to make Yeticon the new ColossalCon but I’m not sure how well that will go since it’s 2 hours from the nearest airport.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:That was all of a week ago, someone must have cosplayed as her by now Yes, actually. I don't remember where I saw it now though.
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Grem posted:The story is she saw it at her grandparents house or something and they kept asking if she wanted to stop watching but she wasn't scared at all and loved every second. Kids are surprising sometimes. Jump scares don't often work on kids that young.
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Calgary Expo was in April. In Canada April is Winter 2.
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Basticle posted:I mean photoshop is a thing Yeah they've done some stuff to the light/colors to make it look like WoW's cutscenes do. There's unedited shots on her Twitter too and they're no less impressive though.
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It only works about 50% of the time even when you're Ryan Reynolds. Just about everyone at a con hates Deadpool cosplayers. They're the worst.
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I was at this con this weekend (Louisville.) The guy was amazing. He entered the main costume contest and did a speech about impeachments and Charleston Chew. He ended up winning the owner's prize.
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10 Beers posted:Aww, man. I didn't know there was a con in Louisville this weekend. I flew in because I was helping some friends and basically only saw my hotel and the area immediately around the convention center the whole weekend, so I don’t know how well they advertised. Stan Taylor posted:Must not work downtown. The streets were littered with anime teen scum. ....oh god, that’s your downtown?
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Who said anything about clever? Screaming Idiot.
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Captain Invictus posted:you joke but I really considered doing something like that, with like a gopro or something, to make the optimus prime costume I made really really big with a big fake head on top. stilts, arm extensions, the whole nine yards That's what they do with Big Bird, although the monitor in that case is connected with the set's cameras so the performer is seeing their own acting in 3rd person.
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You're probably thinking of Nessa. That's a different character called Bea.
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